UBS trading losses fuel push for split banking

LONDON (AP) -- Would you trust UBS with your money now? As regulators join the Swiss bank in scrambling to figure out how a single suspect could have racked up as much as $2 billion worth of rotten bets over three years, analysts and politicians say the catastrophic losses reinforce the case for ...

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